Aldi Taher Was Nervous Before His Wife's Delivery, Initially Wanted a Normal Birth But Turns Out...

Kapanlagi.com - The good news this time comes from the family of Aldi Taher, where his wife, Salsabilih, has just given birth to their second child. Although the delivery process did not go according to the initial plan, the baby was born healthy.

When met in the Percetakan Negara area, Central Jakarta, on Wednesday (4/9), Aldi Taher shared how his wife gave birth to their second child. He said that during his wife's delivery process this time, Aldi was quite nervous.

"We thought it would be a normal delivery but it turned out to be a cesarean. It was even more dramatic because on the 2nd I had a singing job. I said 'doc I can't go into the operating room', I thought she would give birth on the 1st, but it turned out that by God's will, she gave birth on the 2nd," Aldi Taher revealed.

"Even though it's the fourth child, I was still nervous because there wasn't any dilation yet, but luckily the doctor was very good at communicating, so we became relaxed and not too tense," he continued.

1. Caesarean Operation

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When asked further, Aldi Taher explained why his wife had to undergo the delivery process through a caesarean operation. At this moment, Aldi became anxious seeing his wife's condition.

"Finally, she went into the second induction at night, there was still no dilation. The next day, I stayed up late and the doctor checked again, it turned out at 6 to 7. Finally, we asked, what do you think, doc? Usually, after the fourth, it goes smoothly. She still couldn't give birth normally, and after consulting the doctor, we finally talked and decided that we had to go for a caesarean," he said.

"I was nervous seeing her exhausted, whether we liked it or not, it was impossible to go home again, it was too risky, and she was already tired, so we decided on a caesarean operation," he added.

2. Unable to Accompany

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Moreover, during the procedure, Aldi was not beside his wife because he had to work. However, in the end, he could breathe a sigh of relief because his wife's delivery process went smoothly and did not take long.

"At that time, I had a singing event, I had to leave at 12 noon, thank God, not long after I got the info, she was born at 1 PM, I was on my way, I texted the doctor, has she given birth yet, doc? Then I was sent a photo that she was already born," he explained.

"So that was the really tense struggle of childbirth, I thought it could be normal, but Qodarullah had to be a caesarean," he remarked.

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